Address importance?

[Sylas 0]

Hi. I would like to know if I need to have the same address in my DL and in my marriage certificate. I am an immigrant and a registered nurse traveler so addresses are a bit complicated for me. I  will be submitting I-130 petition for my spouse in November but I won’t be living in the same address as it is stated in my marriage certificate and most likely will have to change my DL address as well. After I change it both addresses will not match anymore. Is it going to be a problem or it’s not important? Thank you!

[Mike E 11,739]

1. Do you live with your spouse?

 

2. Can you prove it?
 

That is what matters?

 

 

[Sylas 0]

1 minute ago, Mike E said:

1. Do you live with your spouse?

 

2. Can you prove it?
 

That is what matters?

 

 

1. I don’t, that’s why I’m filing an I-130 petition for my spouse.

 

2. We can prove that our marriage is bona fide but what I’m asking is the importance of my address in my driver’s license being the same address with our marriage certificate.

[Mike E 11,739]

I am  confused.

 

You are posting in the IR-1 forum. This forum is for U.S. citizens and their spouses. You wrote:

 

30 minutes ago, Sylas said:

I am an immigrant

Are you a U.S. citizen?

 

Are you the petitioner?

 

[Sylas 0]

22 minutes ago, Mike E said:

I am  confused.

 

You are posting in the IR-1 forum. This forum is for U.S. citizens and their spouses. You wrote:

 

Are you a U.S. citizen?

 

Are you the petitioner?

 

I’m an LPR.

[Mike E 11,739]

9 minutes ago, Sylas said:

I’m an LPR.

The address inconsistencies from your first post make no difference. 
 

 

[Sylas 0]

1 minute ago, Mike E said:

The address inconsistencies from your first post make no difference. 
 

 

Meaning, it won’t cause any problems with the visa processing? I just want a confirmation. Thanks.

[Mike E 11,739]

2 minutes ago, Sylas said:

Meaning, it won’t cause any problems with the visa processing?

The visa is years away.

 

Do file I-130. But file N-400 as soon as eligible. To do so requires you live in the same state for 3 months so plan for a pause in your travel nursing career.

 

2 minutes ago, Sylas said:

 

I just want a confirmation. .

Confirmed.

[Sylas 0]

3 minutes ago, Mike E said:

The visa is years away.

 

Do file I-130. But file N-400 as soon as eligible. To do so requires you live in the same state for 3 months so plan for a pause in your travel nursing career.

 

Confirmed.

I didn’t know that about the N-400, thank you for telling me!  

[powerpuff 6,697]

~~ Topic moved from IR1/CR1 forum to Bringing Family members of Permanent Residents to America ~~

[manyfudge 291]

1) where is your spouse?

2) different address is fine.  Just make sure you have a rock solid permanent mailing address.

[Sylas 0]

24 minutes ago, manyfudge said:

1) where is your spouse?

2) different address is fine.  Just make sure you have a rock solid permanent mailing address.

They’re in the Philippines. I’ll just use my relative’s address so I don’t have to change it everytime I travel.

[manyfudge 291]

1 hour ago, Sylas said:

just use my relative’s address so I don’t have to change it everytime I travel.

Good.

 

as @Mike E says, naturalize ASAP.